Project Interchange Alumni Venture Fund

Apply for a Grant from AJC Project Interchange
AJC Project Interchange will provide a limited number of grants of up to $1,000 twice annually to support impactful Israel-related projects and programs led by Project Interchange alumni.

• The Alumni Venture Fund (AVF) supports Israel related projects and programs led by PI alumni.
• Eligible proposals should reflect some aspect of Israeli history, society, culture or politics.
• Proposals may include but are not limited to academic projects, public programs or artistic endeavors.
• Grants are evaluated by Project Interchange staff and the PI Alumni Advisory Council.
• Grantees receive 50% at the beginning of the project and 50% upon completion, normally within one year.
• The AVF also provides grantees with connections in Israel and the U.S.
• Grants are funded by AJC Project Interchange and are awarded twice annually.
• Grantees agree to be featured by AJC in social media and/or public programs.

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With global cyberattacks threatening the safety and livelihood of billions of people, Israel’s expertise in cybersecurity is in great demand.

How did Israel become a leader in cybersecurity? How can it continue to help the nations of the world face the growing threat of cyberterrorism and cybercrime?

Cybersecurity policy expert Eyal Balicer will explore the origins of Israel’s strength in cybersecurity innovation, the state of the industry, the evolution of the cyber threat landscape, and the government’s role in preserving Israel’s position as a global security powerhouse.

EYAL BALICER, an expert in technology-oriented policy and business development, is Principal for Glilot Capital Partners, one of the highest performing venture capital firms in the world. Previously, he served as the Head of Research and Analysis at the Israel National Cyber-Bureau in the Prime Minister’s Office, where he led a cross-government initiative to shape Israel’s international cybersecurity strategy. Eyal is a member of AJC ACCESS Israel and the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community.

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About PI

Project Interchange, an educational institute of AJC, brings opinion leaders and policy makers to Israel for a week of intensive travel and learning. Participants experience Israeli society, connect with their Israeli counterparts and learn about Israel’s extensive contributions in their fields.

Founded in 1982, Project Interchange maintains an alumni network of over 6,000 influential voices spanning more than 89 countries.

Project Interchange relies on donors who support its unique purpose and the measurable results its programs yield.

PI Seminar Impact

The impact of a Project Interchange seminar continues long after leaders return home, as they participate in alumni programs; put their new networks, ideas, and understanding of Israel to work; and go on to shape public opinion and policy.